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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

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;hs Hemsfy Z i y L11xs lD sAssz - ana
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taerIneElstsr th4t Z Is several dsgress cel1sl,
and fcrgs aith piis 81 aaoFs clefh.ng stT uP
tie rrss azG fssl cela - t1s laaFrow u oar
benss. cbld, Ia aapsy uEconseA04sHesS,
pays oa. 49,, gKls>S tAe Sz2ies os severe,
eatches AZ ess4 50 a Ettis ~Si 1h1s hzs p<n-
ssrated psrscns toOts appears 70 scaae =
surs bpkcE q : bad eSi9, bat il properly at
tea&sd q shsaid maks ~ DaTS GiftieBcs
than a set hand b careful how yea give
yOuEg cll1ldssA ths f1ssy ids.s wtleh belong
70 their weary, heavy lsalsn elders They
shoald he trained Hot T. feei = slight degree Of
cod. not to mind cloud of dust coming iEto
their eyss, or q slgnt bump or scfateb any
more than as a Rlers incident A grumhllng
child Is pltifal obiecS, sna TIE kabit oAce
formed = lnsF AdlcaLls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
DaulruT

Dandruff is one of those trining but obsti-
nate ailments that can nevertheless cause in
finite annoyance According TO medical
authority il is a superficial chronic infam-
nation of the skin without exudation or
swelling. Essentially, il is n mild manifesto
tion of eczema. 1t seems 10 be due 10 an en-
feebled state of the skin, in many cases heredi-
tary. A treatment sometimes used with
gratifying results is to rub the scalp every
night with glycerine containing a small
quantity of carbolic acid, five grains Of acid
to an ounce OF glycerine, and wash the head
thoroughly in the morning with soap and
water
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

A c-v--spondent in Popuisr seieacs News
-slsfsss t-o instances thar care under his CD
~rvsnsn. where WOOD h>d beer ignite3 -
far as al ~isnesses eeald sScertsin. " sseana
ripss n oae oase ne ripe 70 a stean
~ssssle pssse8 through tse forward cshiB.
Ard n -cufact vTeh fte wecd - - roof II
= sfssrahoss, watch lstsr saSdesiv burxt izts
Ta-saz n sAs second css< sl.e stesru rfpe
-arr,e n contact w7eh ZEE wood ~ : shirz is
-sof e grain ~sreasuse. twice ths rooS
~. are srsSad a. ssn~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

An interesting medical opinion on the use
Of chloral is that Of DIR. Savage, a celebrated
English physician for the insane. He has
seen so many disastrous results from the
abuse of the drug that he fears its introduc-
ton has done more harm than good. He
says: at is the first thing now taken by a
man Of intellectwho is overworked, and il is
eagerly sought by the nervous fashionable
lady; it is the temporary prop TO the drunk
ard; and to the doctor, in many cases, it is
the means of keeping a troublesome patient
quietr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
Fl. Leonard's Sons & Co.,

frl1 os ifliF ploss Eaiissiae
tfan. FeliitHea V1 lass -lt, tlsae
ava lne fuI anf ailifk ts-
lett-tis Icl.5.ll- l-lllsi11 iof : s.ola-
te nlashes lhir1 l..ol
lor s..a0ds sss shore Tas f,aia
tieilt oceHlstei eitt shasei -
nAlOa, siE. thf ttallE $50 - a.
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AAao iA Dfsu0Asfi>lz a. Neli 80
49, Whels tAifa 1ool.
ieT aoaH ieI f.ossFs CelsAsNlo6
hwfe- a. ts.TkS tsu oa1eH k4.uae
ka8tt lui -l- tU nffs purchases
a. the-c ssalsie sos..is neiofrzhS al
f1nVe en4i'lcs a. a. nslas such
Fiieee - siael la.ataa-eAse q
spaels. q ountoa rllcss.
is our e fFioe ou N0sk IUbs
- lNH ilf. $40 - nekt azl. 81
tat lal tht ls1set 81 fasCl 4iso
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urI sitlf sfe noluf a. car RlpaIa1
ruets oiIt - i1f tnc& qualsy
Huber fslDsleTt 80 lsf Nisln az.
h.tr heavy bof.em at So lhla
hae water tiuu.llors as l<f ias.
for tfni lahiiil tnEtl ca isllb|cI,.
Sfa,k dup fir-i fe5s.
faf 1ataf Neee able ilisara isea-
inr raslit ElEliss we're. pnie
siighl'f tlaperleCi ou Cless tks4a aa.
tfr.. ta1ffesi sl1ts Ser 49, ~ aar lfe.
hleAkissi plates a. peI SfL hknl-
ttifnr ifa cuI* ~ saucer 81 .aca.
Ice naiei Pitchers ise. trsnnlols
ipH pitle assortment on saio.
tlfsi eool. AAfkec lE pals nsufo<
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
JUST 4 FEN REGULAR GOODS.

h- an huvs oue sl tne ieola Clsaa@h.e
iA Eefr Terasols. \n. ~ sis- f.aiata q
.,ftA he waits aaa a iasffsfsle ''..s.
- A@ss every slyit ef H5a2T iN .iscg
neN. Third toeF t&ks eie,..ai.
n Il is tns neN laIoe 81 osu 30 sl1, see
Ma to4Il 5-sfgFe Fertlar. fe.illef Isriea a lg
Nj b1pfent 20 Ia tat las oag Di a 'iteiaIy
- rae Af1 NJ esid tae Haolt lt eu
ufl.c fuisk. Nfll ul f4f ald t.rgvi<s
tf-a4nihgs IhiG4 alsor i4Ae eietsiai.
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$3.50 81: g 81: g :: =: :::. NJ: ]: go 8. s..
before y 3 ~ fi.is 1arce Blra
Range. 1hlrd nool.
n0 Qr For a. Peerless Ice Cream Freezer.
NJ j - ffers size in sieCt up 70 = quar-
AZ. al faI 81 -. Patent lex cream a61es
49, ~ 1or giving execLs oI 70 dshts -
ihs Guar "a ole and Sex earh lcs
cream lAaie IL snchcs lac csc1.
IElr1 a0or.
75 CTS. :: !. !. y y. y. e. :. Z. s.: s.:
lever, plated faucet canary
FlSSsss ice pitcher foT - cents.
Complete w.fer IA Hlih tuublers
aud tray lroln - cenis l0r entire
st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
CHURCH NOTICES.

The SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Orthodox Quak.
ers) will hold their regular services leach
Sabbath at II A. M, in Painters Hall, 27
Also street.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Fort
and Second streets, Rev. W. ]. Chichester.
M. Sunday School at 1890 P. N. All are
cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-No SO Temple street.
T. d. Garvin, Pastor. Subject at IL A. M. !;
"What Must I Forsake for Christ" Sub
ject 7:45 P. NJ: "Did John the Baptist
Found Church" Sunday School at s:45
A. NJ. .;Youne peoples meeting at6:45 P. NJ. ;
Bible Glass Friday evening.
GRACE M. Z. CHURCH, on First street-Rev.
Daniel COBB will preach at IL A. M, and
Rev. Frank Borton at P. M. Glass at 10
A. M. and $50 P. NJ. SUNDAY School at
1890 P. M Praise service at 8:30P. NJ All
are cordially invited.
REoRGANIzED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF L. ID. S-Preaching at II A. NJ. and 1880
Prayer meeting at 10 AN Sunday School
at Inn All are invited to attend.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Swedish services.
Sunday sermon ut $3.50 P. M. Pastor p. An
dersOn. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 730
P. N. AL Scandinavians cordially in.
MAIN-srREET M. K. CHURCH, corner South
MALI duu lhuIct btACCto. = loochAh6 -
II A, M. by the pastor Rev. I. L. Spencer.
At the morning service new members
will be received into full connection into
the church and the sacrament admin
istered. Youngpeople's meeting Tuesday
evening. All invited.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURcH-Services
In hall rs N. Main 6t. Preaching and
Holy Communion at II n. Evening
Service at 745 p. NJ. Sunday school at
$3.50. Everybody welcome.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL SYNOD OF North
AMERIcA-Rev. 2. Branke, pastor, holds
German service at $3.50 P. n. sunday
ScnoOl at P. M, in the NJ. e. Church
South, on Fort street.
EAST Los ANGELES CONGREGATIONAL
CHURcH-Rsv. ]. H. Phillips pastor. Serv-
ices in Campbe'rs Hall on Downey
avenue at IL o'clock A NJ. Followed by
the reception of members and the com.
munion. Sunday School at 1890 P. M. A
cordial invitation to everybody to attend.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH-Corner
of r. X. and Chavez streets. Sunday
School at $500. M. Services at 80 P. n
welcome to all. J. H. Phillips. pastor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Announcement.

1t has been decided by the Los Angeles
and Santa Monica Land audWater Company
to continue sales of stock at par, until $500
have been sold. This will give purchasers
one or two days longer in which to make
this fine investment, and as portion Of the
remaining 1000 has been reserved by pur-
chasers, the whole of this stock will be sold
in very few days, and there will then be
no more to be had at par. The railroad
depot will be located on the ranch. and
guaranteed by those who are building the
road, and there is no question about the
land being worth at least double the money.
Any land within Two miles of this ranch,
If offered at all, 10 held at $500 to $1,000 an
acre, and this fine place is given to the sub
lcribers at $3.50 an acre. BYRAM 4 PoIN-
DE xTER. 27 West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03

Agreewent TO convey lot 8. block 20, East
Los Ahr--sles; $4,000.
Gustav Koch to Mrs Lora A Hubbell-Lot
8, block B, Sunset tract; $3.50.
Wesley Bunnell to Manlove and
Joseph Huber-Agreement 10 convey part
of lots 2 and 2, Bunnell's subdn OF lot Is,
block r, San Psscual tract, $4,000.
Mrs. E. Crow and George K Crow to b q
wright--Lot2 2, Kughen & Casterline's supdn
OF Ward tract; s10,50o.
JIM Tayor to Belle M McMaken-Lots go
and s2l, Mills & Wicks' extension of Third
street; $2sO0.
II T Newell, Frank RAIDER and NJ F O'Dea
to william Niles-Lots 16, is and 10, block
Il, Newell h Raiders subdn of part OF Cells
Vineyard tract, $1,000.
SUMMARY.
Number OF Transfers in above list, 81.
Total amount of consideration, s631, ,8!2
Number of transfers under $1,000 each, 43.
Total amount OF consideration, $2l, ,2S6
Transfers for nominal consideration. IL.
Aggregate of days transfers, s653,065:
NOTE Transfers Of which the considera-
sion is less than $1,000 are not published In
the above list
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
DEAL ESTATE LUCK ENBACH
n CHESEBRO, % West First street.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,


450--Fine lot on south side of Court street
at end of cab line. Installments.
1500-Lot 75x146 on clean side OF Severence
street, near Adams.
2S00-Lot 50xl50 on Burlington ave, Bon
ME Brae tract.
15oO-Lot on west side OF Elmore ave., in
Velepzuela tract.
s5o-Fine corner near end of Temple-st.
cable line.
65O-Lot 40x14O to alley, on west side of
Yaruell st., near Temple.
1800-Lot 90x147 on clean side OF Washing
ton st.. corner.
0,OOO-Piece of % lots on Downey ave.. East
Los Angeles
5000-Fine lot on Hill st.
5OOO-Lot 5Oxl5O to alley on Olive ct.
400-Lot 50x155 20 alley on Orange Grove
Is, ,0OO-Fine corner On BueAa Vista street;
easy TENS.
900-LOt so sxlI0 on corner of Freeman
ave. and Vermont ave.
650-Lot 54xl6s on Vermont avenue; easy
terms.
"a feet on west side Of Fort St, be.
tween Third and Fourth sts.; terms
l5OO-Lot 5Ox15O. corner of Rowland and
Nevada sts.
800 per lot-Block of % lots on new dunn
my road.
5oO-Lot 6Oxl5b with well, windmill and
pump; near dummy line.
$50 per fo0t-Lot 50x130 on First st., oppo.
site Geary ct.
IsO0-Cottage Of S rooms, on south side of
Cortez st., near cable line; lot 50xl30.
5500-Cottage of 6 ROOMS. all modern i'm
provements, on corner OF Court and
LUCKENBACH & CHE sEBRo.
jel2-1mo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE, Los ANGELES, CAL.,(
May 2. 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
1N compliance with the provisions Of the
sct Of Congtess, app owed June 8, 1873, en-
titled AN ACT for the sale Of Timber Lands
In the ST. -Asjof California. Oregon. Nevada,
and Wa Inkton Territory" j. J. Wood
WORTH bse p0stoffice address is Los An.
geles and County. California has this
day al In this office his application to
purcbI he VIZ Of sEN and E2< Of sWH.
Eecttl ITO, IN Township No, II N, Range
No. the 8. b. Meridian. All persons
hoiA-Fy adverse claim thereto are re-
qv present the same at this ONCE
WI " days from the nrst publication
of icy. be. ]. d. BETHUNE,
NV0 Register.
fJWH AND VTQ0p vostnpok IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Rurbam n.

Burbank has to-day the most steady
boom of any town in lower California.
excepting Pasadena and Monrovis. which
1t will soon rival. Call at the office, IL
South Spring street, and see II this state
ment 10 not verified.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Readi Rcad! Read!

The advertisement of the Inauguration Of
regular and legitimate sales OF real estate
at auction by the Southern California Land
Company (incorporated) of Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
LOS ANGELES COUNTY b
Temple Block, Los Ans
Capital Stock Paid Up o
Reserve Fund, 91OO,Ot@

AsoDCA sS sAhUS @AOOpo1
JOHN e, PLATTER. -. Pres
r. s. BAKER. .Vice-Pred
GEO. Il. STEWART ......Cd
DIRECTORS.
Fl. L. MACNRIL. JoTHAA
JOHN Z. PLATTER, ROBER1
JOHN A. PAXTON. GEO. WI
K. M. WIDNEY.
~BUy AND SELL ExCHAr
Francisco. New York, London,
and Frankfort.
~BUY EXCHANGES on al
United States and Europe.
~REcEIvE MONEY on
and certificate Of deposit, anc
banking and exchange busins
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03
Examine These Bargains!
Hesitate no LonuerI

Kurtz St-Lot 6711axl55. location slightly. on
the clean side OF the street, sI2O0; $500
cash, balance In years. This is specu.
lation.
seyerence Slot 75x146, on clean side of
the street, $1,000 cash.
Seventh St-Fine lot in the Fairmount
tract, 1920 cash.
Figueroa St.-Corner. 66x176. $500.
Eleventh 6t.-102xl50, near Figueroa, $780,
Hill St-Corner, l00x142. $50 per foot, worth
S75.
ss25-The cheapest lots we have on our
books. Beautifully situated, one block
from Adams street and Vermont avenue.
Terms, 0ne.third cash, one-third in six
months. one-third in twelve months.
Look at these before they are gone.
Pico St.-L0t In Williamson tract for $3.50;
bargain.
Park Ave-2 lots in Bonnie Brae tract, ss4oo
for the two.
Two ane lots on Oak street, near corner
Washington and Figueroa, $3.50 each. half
cash, balance in IL months. Worth 5000
each.
Two nice lots near Second street Park, $1100
for the two; easy terms.
Burbank-Lot on Olive avenue. facing Los
Angeles, $3.50; aud other bargains In diff.
ferent parts of the town.
Monrovia-Lot on Myrtle avenue in Keefer
tract, $3.50; also other lots from $3.50 to
5000.
We make specially of town lots. Give
us call II there are any lots you wish to
buy or sell.
O. B. SHORT,
l;e26 1874 West First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03

LIFE AND vIGOR restored in
mA women by using 0ilmore's lro-
M Los 4e. For sale BY O. y. Hsinseuhsns
e AND 8 Aneelee. /---
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-03

~ORANGE COUNCIL, No. %. /. o. q. r.,
6~S meets every Wednesday evening OF
each week at 7:30 o'clock in Good Templars'
Han. Visiting members are cordially In
vited. r. w. READY, N. g.
A. J. E. FuRBIsH, R. g.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

The Soil is a Rich Black
Loan, averaging Two Feet
in Depth, with a Yellow Clay
Subsoil. It is Inexhaustible.
The longer and more thor
oughly it Is titled, the Better
it is.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

Many farmers who came
here a few years ago without
a dollar, are now well off,
surrounded with focks and
herds, and enjoying Peace
and Prosperity.
$50 Thou and do Likewise"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

A large number of these farms, and
others not included in this list, are also
offered FOR RENT on very Reas-
enable Terms.
Parties desiring to cut grass on
any lands of which we have charge,
must pay a Reasonable Price for so
doing, and obtain Written Permission
from us.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

48O Acres Sec. 8. Improved
leo Acres, Sec. II, swA. Improved.
RENDsVILLE, l26.-42.
100 Acres, Sec %. Very choice. On lake.
'O0 Improved. Cheap.
an of Sec 10. Good stock farm. Near Don
III nelly.
$50 Acres Sec H. seq. Murray
SYNNES, 123..43.
400 Acres, Sec II. Wild land. In tracts to
suit.
1870 Acres, Sec 8, mex.
100 Acres, Sec 10, swA
100 Acres, Sec "a, mex.
100 Acres, Sec IA, sex. Improved.
100 Acres, Sec IA, swA. Improved.
100 Acres, Sec 4, sw4.
100 Acres, Sec %, sw14.
100 Acres, Sec 26, sw4. Improved.
100 Acres, Sec 10, nwL. Canniff
100 Acres, Sec IS, nwL. Carey
100 Acres, Sec %, mex. Dcvaney
100 Acres, Sec "a, nwA. Murphy
100 Acres, Sec 20. seq. Finnegan
100 Acres, Sec 8, seq. Larkin
1850 Acres, Sec II, ek sw14 and WI swA.
Murphy, TIL
100 Acres, Sec "a, nwA. Murphy, H
100 Acres, Sec 6, nwA. Moriarty
100 Acres, Sec 10, neA. Mearse
l60 Acres, Sec 8, nwL Riley
1850 Acres, Sec 80, e1z neA and eH SEX.
100 Acres, Sec %, seA.
SCOTT, 124--43.
48O Acres, Sec IL. Improved or wild. In tracts
to suit.
100 Acres, Sec 80, swT.
100 Acres, Sec 80, seq
100 Acres, Sec "A, seL. Barry,
leo Acres, Sec 6, nwA. Degendorfer
100 Acres, Sec 80, swA. Sullivan, D
PEPPERTON, l25--43.
100 Acres, Sec 25, seq. Cheap.
100 Acres, Sec 80, swA.
100 Acres, Sec %, nwA.
80 Acres, Sec "a, M seq Nicely improved
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27
MORRIS, 125--42.

1CN Acres, Sec. 8, seq. Highly I'M
lou proved A Bargain.
oN Acres, Sec. 8, 81 swA. Improved.
HIN Acres, Sec. 1, Well improved. A
OT0 very nice farm.
oOn Acres, Sec. Q, eh. Improved. Cheap
$50 Acres ''s' ''"H. Nice stock far"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

Stevens County has Direct
Communication with Mime
apolis, st. Paul and Duluth,
the three great cities of the
Northwest.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

100 Acres, Sec 4nwA McAndrew
Town 1875, Range a..
1850 Acres, Sec 20 neL Improved
l6O Acres, Sec "a nwA
80 Acres, Sec VIZ swA
100 Acres, Sec seq
1876 Acres, Sec 8 mex
l6O Acres, Sec % nwA
160 Acres, Sec % swL
100 Acres. Sec %, seq, Tree claim.
100 Acres, Sec -. swL. Cox
100 Acres, Sec 6, neI. Cosgrove
100 Acres, Sec g. swA. Devaney
100 Acres, Sec 6, swA. Day
100 Acres. Sec 8, sw4. O'Shea
ELDORADO, 126-.44.
100 Acres, Sec 10, nwH.
800 Acres, Sec 80, ~.
100 Acres, Sec 81, neA.
80 Acres, Sec 20, n15 sw4. Norenburg
80 Acres, Sec 81, e11 swA. Stores
MISCELLANEOUS.
80 Acres Improv ed land adjoining Cyrus,
Pope County.
1850 Acres, q mile from johnson Station, Big
Stone County.
100 Acres, sec 14-124-5, Big Stone County.
Improved.
16O Acres. sec A-124-45. Big Stone County.
Wild.
100 Acres, neg sec 1O-l24-45. Big Stone Co.
Wild.
100 Acres, nw14 sec 35-12I-46, Big Stone Co.
100 Acres, ne1 sec 32-126-46, Traverse Co. ..
100 Acres, nw4 sec 30-126-47, Traverse Co.
100 Acres, Tree claim in Town of Moore,
Stevens County.
VILLAGE OF MORRIS.
MORRIS ADDITION TO MORRIS
Block Lots IL, 10, ID, Is
Block II, Lots7,S
Block IS Lots 10, IA, Is, 16, II
Block 16 Lots ]. 8, 10
Block II Lots2,
WATSON AND LEONARDS ADDITION,
House and Lot for 500
House and Lot for $1,000
House and Lot for $500
VILLAGE OF MORRIS
Block 10 Lots ID, Is.
Block Lots Subdivision Lots 81
Block Lot Subdivision Lots p and DWELL
ing House
800 only for good house and lot in block 8
$500 for house and lot in Dragoo's addition
$500 for good house and q acre lot
$3.50 for nice house and lot in blocks
This List of Lands includes q Great
Variety, both as to Quality and Price.
Some of the land is adapted to Wheat
Some is adapted to Stock
and some is best adapted to
Mixed Farming.
Some of the land is Wild and Unim-
proved in any way whatever. Some of
the Farms are Well Improved, and some
are partially improved.
Several of these tracts have been &C.
quired by mortgage foreclosure, and can
be sold at One-Third to One Half their
value.
Scattered through this List are sea-
erdI Choice Bargains, that sVe shall be
yldd to point Out to any one ready to
Pay Spot Cash.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

Stevens County has the
Finest Stock Farms, and the
Largest and Best Herds of
Live Stock in the State.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

Money to Loan on Land.
Insurance of All Kinds writ.
ten.
General Law Business
Transacted.
ll0Yr..e
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27

JOHNSON & BICKNELL,
MORRIS, MINI.
MOORE, 1854.
100 Acres, Sec. Sc, en- swh, and TX sex
l6O Acres Sec g. mex. Hiland)
800 Acres Sec sex.
$40 Acres Sec. H.
HODGES, l24--41.
= 80 Acres Sec. 9. Dunleavy'
FRAMNAs, l25-41.
24O Acres Sec. II, wild land.
40 Acres sec 49, on lake shore.
800 Acres, Sec. i, 81, wild land.
100 Acres sec' "a, nw'1. (severson)
SWAN LAKE, l26--41.
900 Acres, Sec 81, VIZ, wild land.
100 Acres, Sec. %, sw%, wild land.
80 Acres Sec 49, 81 nw'@' wild land.
81 Acres Sec. IS, Lot g. on lake shore.
100 Acres see' g. Improved
HORTON, 123--42.
1Rl Acres, Sec. Is, sea.
an Acres, Sec. 4, VIZ sw1 nice tract.
80 Acres Sec. a. eH mex.
100 Acres Sec a. w Hs ny Si esd lana Nd swN
100 Acres, Sec. 10, neA.
100 Acres, Sec 8, ne4. Improved.
QO Acres, Sec. %, VIZ noA. (Gafney)
AOO CARNEY, P)
100 S'''' Sec 49, sex: ''"'''""'
100 Acres seo' 49, sen IB0y'eI
90 Acres Sec e. ''* ''*' ''''''' j
DARNEN, 124--42.
an Acres, Sec. 8, en- nw4. Improved.
$50 Acres Sec. 49, seq.
100 Acres, Sec. ID, nL. A nice tract
AOO with a fine grove of trees.
100 Acres seo' 49,
1Cn Acres, Sec. 80, seq.
400 Acres, Sec. s,wH. Very nice roll
SSO ing land.
cHN Acres, / mile from Morris. I'm
OTO proved. In tracts to suit.
All or Part Of Sec. IS. Beautifully located
AL on Horseshoe Lake.
MORRIS, 125--42.
1G0 Acres, Sec. 8, seq. Highly Inn
OO proved. Bargain. |
30 Acres, Sec. 8, 81 swA. Improved.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-27
STEVENS, 1884.

100 Acres, Sec IL, seq
100 Acres, Sec %, swx
100 Acres, Sec % neL
100 Acres, Sec 8 swA
100 Acres, Sec 10 nwA
100 Acres, Sec "A seq
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28
Criticism of NJ. Pasteur.

A refreshing dose of common sense con-
corning the hydrophobia bugbear is to be
found i'll DIR. Spitzka's article in The
Forum All timid and imaginative people
ought to read his conclusions. He states
with careful GOODNESS and accuracy the re-
suits of ". Pasteur's experiments. 1t is
record which TO an unprecedented reader
would seem to present the French biolo-
gist in the light of a crazy quack rather
than in that of a practical man Of science.
The end of DR.. SpitZka's paper is well
worth quoting: 1.-The moral management
of persons bitten by suspicious dogs is a
most important feature. A number Of
cases are on record in which patients suf-
ferlng from the most agoniZing symptoms
of rabies recovered on hearing that the
dog that bit them WAS alive and we'll
On eliminating the cases of spurious and
improperly designated rabies from the
mortuary tables the number of real cases
will be found so small that the entire
subject of the prevention and treatment
of rabies in man VIII seem an insignifi-
cant problem as compared with that re-
lating TO the part borne by domestic ami
mails in conveying the contagion of
measles, diptheria and scarlet fever, the
deaths from which diseases in any given
day exceeded hundredfold a whole years
mortality through rabies. New York
Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

I've been employing girls in my factory
for six years, and / can emphatically say
that like them much better than men.
They are employed in every department
of the business, and il is rarely necessary
to discharge any of them. / have never
had TO discharge stenographer or type
writer except fer inability to read her
own notes, and I've occasionally encoun-
tered one just graduated by college who
couldn't do this. In the factory the girls
are discharged for only two reasons.
Now and then one is found who is incor-
rightly lazy, and she is dismissed. Again,
some of them can't be cured of talking,
and if they don't heed remonstrance they
are paid and sent away. Gossiping is the
greatest trouble that |, and | imagine all
others who employ large number of girls
and women, meet in managing them.
They will talk and nothing under the sun
will prevent il, even though the rules
against chattering on subjects other than
those connected with the business stare
them directly in the face. That is the
principal fault have found, and it leads
sometimes to the discharge of some good
workwoman; it never produces half the
evil consequences that the bad habits of
male " .fkmen do.-Globe-D Democrat.